Acta Paediatrica: Vol 106, No 11

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EDITORIALS

Using probiotics to prevent necrotising enterocolitis

Why haven't the documented benefits of probiotics on preterm babies led to their wider acceptance and use?

Changing diagnosis codes for lower respiratory tract infections can confound longitudinal studies

What paediatric obesity treatment programmes work, and how can we measure their success?

Re-evaluating the use of ultrasound to investigate first febrile urinary tract infections in childhood

REVIEW ARTICLES

Probiotics for the prevention of necrotising enterocolitis in very low-birth-weight infants: a meta-analysis and systematic review

The coming of age of a young subspecialty: paediatric hepatology

REGULAR ARTICLES

Neonatology

Probiotics and antimicrobial protein and peptide levels in preterm infants

Preterm infants at discharge: nap polysomnography versus 24-hour oximetry

Return of neonatal CPAP resistance – the Medijet device family examined using in vitro flow simulations

Maternal intrapartum antibiotic treatment continues to exert a bactericidal effect on the umbilical cord and peripheral venous blood of newborn infants

Neonatal therapeutic hypothermia outside of standard guidelines: a survey of U.S. neonatologists

Magnetic noninvasive acupuncture for infant comfort (MAGNIFIC) – a single-blinded randomised controlled pilot trial

Observational study shows that nurses spend more time caring for mechanically ventilated preterm infants than those receiving noninvasive ventilation

Growth

Maternal and infant factors had a significant impact on birthweight and longitudinal growth in a South African birth cohort

Alcohol Exposure

Alcohol exposure during pregnancy altered childhood developmental trajectories in a rural South African community

Epilepsy

Providing teachers with education on epilepsy increased their willingness to handle acute seizures in children from one to 10 years of age

Alagille Syndrome

Combined genetic analyses can achieve efficient diagnostic yields for subjects with Alagille syndrome and incomplete Alagille syndrome

Lungs

Changing diagnosis coding routines may confound the results of longitudinal childhood pneumonia studies

Age-related off-label use of nasal corticosteroids for allergies is relatively common in Finnish children with asthma

Interleukin 17A gene polymorphism rs2275913 is associated with osteitis after the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin vaccination

Obesity

Paediatric obesity treatment had better outcomes when children were younger, well motivated and did not have acanthosis nigricans

Serum levels of omentin-1 are increased after weight loss and are particularly associated with increases in obese children with metabolic syndrome

Gastroenterology

Lactobacillus reuteri DSM 17938 and a placebo both significantly reduced symptoms in children with functional abdominal pain

Therapeutic drug monitoring was helpful in guiding the decision-making process for children receiving infliximab for inflammatory bowel disease

Urology

Ultrasound is an effective and noninvasive method of evaluating renal swelling in infants with their first urinary tract infection

Infants with prenatally diagnosed kidney anomalies have an increased risk of urinary tract infections

BRIEF REPORTS

Telephone monitoring and home visits significantly improved the quality of life, treatment adherence and lung function in children with cystic fibrosis

Paediatricians should encourage the parents of children with special healthcare needs to disclose their use of complementary and alternative medicine

Traditional empiric antibiotic treatment is still effective for neonatal fever

EBNEO COMMENTARY

Does a comprehensive family-centred early intervention service affect stress reactivity and emotion regulation in very low birthweight preterm infants at toddler age?

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